Two of Prince Harry’s Exes and One Other Royal Were at Meghan Markle’s Last Event With Her

Alyssa Bailey
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From ELLE

Meghan Markle's surprise appearance at the British Fashion Awards put the royal in a room with many British celebrities...including another royal and two actresses who dated Prince Harry before. Harry's exes Cressida Bonas and Jenna Coleman were at the ceremony, along his cousin Lady Amelia Windsor. While Meghan wasn't seen interacting with any of them during her brief appearance on stage to present Clare Waight Keller her award, she has had chances to talk to them before. Bonas attended her and Harry's wedding, while Meghan and Coleman were at another event together recently.

Bonas and Harry were first reported to be dating in 2012 and broke up two years later, in 2014. The two remained friends, with Harry supporting Bonas by attending two of her London plays. At the Fashion Awards, Bonas wore a sheer black Prada top and skirt:

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Coleman and Harry were rumored to be casually seeing each other in June 2015, roughly a year before he met Meghan. Coleman, Harry, and Meghan were recently all at another event together, attending the opening of Soho House's new Amsterdam location. There, Harry had an awkward moment with Coleman during a breakfast, according to Vanity Fair's Katie Nicholl.

“Harry had to walk straight past Jenna to get to his and Meghan’s table,” a witness told Nicholl. “It was pretty awkward and some of the other guests were commenting on it. Jenna looked down while Harry looked straight ahead, while Meghan didn’t seem to notice. She sat through breakfast with a smile on her face, but Harry looked a bit uncomfortable. He’d been super friendly saying hi to everyone, but he didn’t even acknowledge Jenna.”

Coleman was wearing Preen by Thornton Bregazzi at the Fashion Awards:

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Photo credit: Samir Hussein - Getty Images

Lady Amelia Windsor, meanwhile, attended the awards in a Carolina Herrera dress. Windsor also works as a model and has walked for designers like Dolce & Gabbana. Her occupation is what brought her to the industry's biggest British event that night.

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